Can I hook this up to a yagi antenna? Then use the output antenna? will other wireless devices pick up the signal?
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You could hook the Yagi antenna up to the output of the amplifier and IMO it would create a VERY strong signal. Keep in mind you could easily exceed the output limit set by the FCC so be careful, but in all reality it probably won't be an issue if you are not deliberately creating interference for others and other devices would have trouble picking it up let alone connecting to it unless they were in the main lobe of the RF radiation pattern and had the power to talk back if at a distant. I've used it successfully with panel antenna's to make some pretty impressive links.
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It shows: one side from your modem-router and the other to desired external antenna. ( the antenna can be omnidirectional or directional (like the yagi). To prevent somebody else connection...just configure one secure password to your modem-router. Hope be usefull. If still does'nt work right... suggest ask to one technician.
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This device is a just a signal booster so the antenna type shouldn't matter even thought the instructions show an omni-directional antenna. The unit comes with a very short RP-SMA female to female cable to connect to a wireless signal source. The output cable you will need to get to connect to the antenna also needs an RP-SMA female connector. Just remember the length of the cable decreases the power.
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Any USB port should work. The question is how it will pick up your wireless network? Can't answer that for you. That depends the signal and the environment.
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The antenna is designed to be used on a computer not a network. If you want a high power antenna for your router there are yaggi designs that can be used if your router has replaceable antennas.
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I think you can receive wifi with any antenna. This antenna is not especially designed for this and would probably require you to adapt the coaxial cable to connect to whatever device you are wanting to receive on. This company makes a wi fi antenna and you should research what might be best for you. This antenna is designed primarily for the maximum transmission range of the VHF signal from a marine radio. http://www.amazon.com/Crane-Super-USB-Wifi-Antenna/product-reviews/B004UR72IM
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As has been stated by many others, If you can get a signal where you will be placing the out door antenna, then you will be able to use the external antenna and the Zboost to amplify that signal and make it stronger, in to your home or office. The optional Yagi antenna gives you a significantly better/ more concentrated, signal to use than the omni directional antenna sent with the ZBoost. So the weaker the signal where you test, the more need for the Yagi. Only you can tell if there is a signal where you are.
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From my experience this would need a LAN cable or a USB Stick to be able to produce a wifi signal. I will try to check for you in the coming days and will let you know
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You can hook this directly to the modem. However, if you still do not get the signal strength needed, you may need an amplifier. The antenna itself is not powered.
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I haven't actually done so, but messing around with it, seems like it would pick up local channels if it had an antenna connected to it. Hope this is somewhat helpful.
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By itself, no. It merely boosts signal range. You'll want to get a wifi card or USB wifi stick to plug into a USB port if you don't have built in wireless internet.
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Yes will work. Line of sight is the best. To increase the signal strength. Replace the omni antenna s with yagi s face each other. For a greater distance.
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I don't think this device can be routed through you wi-fi system. You can place the transmitter so that it receives output from your computer through a headphone jack and place the receiver using a red and white RCA jack into the back of you receiver into aux. I think there are other ways to do this but this way will work with the correct cables etc.
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you can use a mini genie with this reciever. i use one with it. i don't know what kind of antenna i have.
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Look for a wireless booster for your signal, if you can string up a LAN cable it's much better and faster. Cheers
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yes. I have done it once but if you hook two Antennas together you will have signal booster with two outputs.
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I returned it and bought High Power USB-Yagi Plug and Play directional WiFi Antenna 802.11n 2200mW. it works much better. Put it inside a plastic container to keep it dry outside
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Any standard antenna with a din connector. I would consult the antenna company as they will explain the properties of their antennas. You may want to optimize the location of your device first away from other wireless devices, metal, glass with reflective tape etc as they affect wireless propagation.
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Yes u will hook it up to the signal booster. Wilson makes several different types. The one the antenna hooks to is the cradle type. I love the boosters and they work well. I have used them in my home for 3 yrs. I also use them in my truck when I travel. They are great.